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Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

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Sunman Area Notes and Social Newsmongers

Sunman residents share event notices from September 10 11 and past week including Farley’s Colored Jazz Band at St Jairs Batesville Osgood visits births deaths and local court council notes. The Robinson family reunion and Crist Schneeman death headline town life with arrivals departures and local occupations.

Sunman Street Fair Highlights Local Attendance

PIPE CREEK notes a Sunman Street Fair on September 10 with several locals at the picnic at St. Marys. Ed Huber returned home from Liberty where he had been working. Harvey Hornberger and family of Yung's Corner visited Sunday. Edwin Abplanalp of Madisonville stayed with relatives last week. Lulu and Carrie Bauman of Sharp's Corner spent Wednesday with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. Ed Behlmer of Sunman tended the telephone line last week.

Sunman Street Farley St. Jair’s Senator Watson Osgood St. Clair’s Hall Batesville John Fink Jr Norwood Ohio Lawrenceville A. F. Ferris Tom Frank Taylor Madisonville Roy Lattice Irvin Grayton Illinois William Ward and Son Guilford Emory Henvy Henry Gross George Oak Clarence Luhring Red Man E. E. Taylor Mr. Taylor Lynn Bigney Anthony Neufarth Maurice Neufarth Harold Freeland Connersville Fayette County Fair Lara Wetzler Greenfield Charles Wuelner Jacob Wetters C. Neufarth Niel Jenkinson Cincinnati Reuben Powell Rev. Callon Blanchester C. U. Council Holman Joseph Kuebel Edmund Indianapolis Joan Hoff Manilla Ragsell Thomas Milan R. A. Behlmer John Keer Sunman Bank Alma Wetzler California Walter Brinkman Pana Mildred Eberg Clinton Beer Brothers H. J. Freeland Rolla Bishop Walter Mehrley Inlinois T. W. W. Sunman Henry Schnears Alma Manuel Richmond Robinson Rolla Robinson Crist Schneeman Here Hubbel’s St. Mary’s Ed Huber Liberty Harvey Hornberger Yung’s Corner Edwin Abplannalp Lulu Carrie Bauman Sharp’s Corner Jacob Lizzie St. Nicholas Ed Behlmer Sunman

An Old Fault Finder Advice on Digestion

An irritable disposition is often caused by indigestion. A man with good digestion is usually good natured. When troubled with indigestion or constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets help the stomach function naturally and promote a gentle bowel movement.

Wedding, reunions, and visits across Sunman and nearby towns

Social notes from Suninan Street Fair events list a wedding at Mrs. Sieg's home with guests from Ft. Thomas Cincinnati Connersville Batesville Pentown and Mt Healthy. Attendees include Henry Pohlar Dorothy Rohnk Eliza beth Heitzman and others. Also reported are visits by Louis Meister Sr. and members of the Robinson and Franke families as well as relatives from Indianapolis Newport and Daytona.

Suninan Street Fair Farley St. Clair’s Senator Watson Osgood St. Clair’s Hall Batesville Henry Pohlar Dorothy Rohnk Ft. Thomas Carl Rohnk Connersville Anna Heimral Cincinnati Fred Heitzman Elizabeth Heitzman Frank Fischmer Howard Robinson A. Bruns Wilbur Here Lafe Neufarth Mt. Healthy Robinson Raleigh Robinson Sunman William Golden Indianapolis Mary Dutle Dorothy Dutle Catherine Staubach Newport Vincent Dutle Daytona Louis Freyer Franke August Franke

Senator Watson to Speak at Osgood Hall Friday Night

Penny town events note that Senator Watson will address residents at Clair's Hall in Batesville this Friday. Local social updates list visits among the Mosmeier, Meyer, Bartling, Brumpter, Gesell, Hoff, and Rob erts families with multiple Sunday calls and weekend trips to Cincinnati, Brookville, and Sunman.

Farley St. Clair’s Senator Watson Osgood St. Clair’s Hall Batesville Henry Dix Cincinnati Clarence Doering Casper Bartling William Meyer Raymond and Lewis Anna Brumpter St. Mary's John Mosmeier Edwin Abegglen John Bauman Alvin Alice Mosmeier Indianapolis George Mosmeier Ira Gesell George Laning George Pulskamp Raleigh Hoff Clifford Roberts George Hoff Charles Meyer Arthur Wittkamper Sunman Raymond John Bartling Ruth Ellen Brookville

Traveling salesman praises Cholera remedy and likeness to ivory

W H Ireland recalls a 1888 cholera episode cured by Chamberlain’s Cholera Morbus Remedy after giving a porter money for the bottle. He also describes how celluloid is made from cellulose in cotton with nitric acid pulp and camphor gum, then rolled into sheets and dried.

W. H. Ireland Louisville

Picnic and social visits fill St Nicholas day

A group from the area spent the day at St Nicholas for a picnic. Locals Mrs George Falbush and family returned from a summer visit with Charles Bramlage in Lawrenceburg. Several residents visited relatives in Cincinnati and Batesville, with multiple short trips noted.

Farley St. Clair’s Senator Watson Osgood St. Clair’s Hall Batesville St. Nicholas George Falbush Charles Bramlage Lawrenceburg Robert Smith Shelbyville Ind Ed Hahn L. Hahn Grensburg Katherine Mathilda Zillebuehler Charles Winkler Gladys Cincinnati Myrtle Victor Indianapolis Mike Glaub Joe Voegele Babe Ohio Lillian Lang Rev. Wagner St. Mary’s of the Woods William Bomer H. Dresman Covington

Local Social Roundup From Batesville Families

Batesville residents and relatives are noted visiting kin and handling farm work. George Huneke, wife and son spent Sunday with Edward Huneke’s family. Henry Fillenworth baled hay for Fred Luers. Miss Alice Huneke visited Batesville folk. Schutter traveled to Morris. Maggie Schrader returned from Cincinnati. others including George Meister and Edwin Einhaus helped with hay. Henry Fillenworth and John Schmocker went to Cincinnati for engine repairs.

Farley St. Clair’s Senator Watson Osgood St. Clair’s Hall Batesville George Huneke Edward William Schutter Morris Henry Fillenworth Adams Church Fred Luers Alice John Praker North Branch Maggie Schrader Cincinnati George Meister Edward Huneke Edwin Einhaus Hay Harry Huneke Laughery Bridge John Schmocker

Social Notes From Sharps Corner and Remembrance Verse

Local items report visits and calls among families including Loretta Pohlar Clara Pohlar Calvin Hutson Elvera Hutson Cassius Osburn Ed Thomas and Gladys Norma Cardwell Anna Hutson at a St Nicholas picnic Ed Hutson and family take a week vacation and a Tin Lizzie purchase is noted A memorial poem honors Elinor Louise and Harley Francis Thackery who died a year ago with lines from mourners about faith and longing

Senator Watson Osgood St. Clair’s Hall Batesville Loretta Pohlar Clara Pohlar Dayton Calvin Hutson Elvera Brookville Conner Hutson Calvin Cassius Osburn Indianapolis Ed Thomas Gladys Norma Cardwell Anna Hutson St. Nicholas Ed Pohlar Lizzie Elinor Louise Harley Francis Thackery Paradise

Why I Put Up With Rats For Years

N Windsor, a farmer, recounts using rat poison that nearly killed his watchdog and how a neighbor led him to RAT-SNAP the rat killer. The ad notes three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 and lists Blank's Pharmacy and Meyer Hardware Company as sellers.

N. Windsor Farmer Blank's Pharmacy Meyer Hardware Company

Hines Devoted Life to Educational Work

Indiana education progress under L N Hines as state superintendent of public instruction. He is a Republican candidate for re election and has led campaigns in rural and urban areas promoting equal opportunities, Americanization, health, and better school facilities. He chairs education committees and has held major positions in the National Education Association. He is an Indiana University graduate with post graduate study at Cornell and Columbia.

Indiana Department of Public Instruction L. N. Hines Hines National Education Association Department of School Hygiene Department of School Administration American School Hygiene Association Educator Journal Indianapolis State Teachers’ Association Indiana University Cornell University Columbia University National Council of Education

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pipe Creek Spades Penntown Henry Vogel Bernhard Eddie Stumpke’s Corner Ernest Schutte Richard Kunath H. Heeseman Dick Einhaus Charles August Bergman Lewis Timke Fred Michel Napoleon R. R Memoriam State Superintendent of Public Instruction Geo. Steinwart John Dittus S. E. Cor Third St Central Ave Grand Central Depot Cincinnate Ripley County Third Street Adescanes First National Bank the Bank OF Service Meyer Hardware Co Tribune Nobby Clothing Co
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